Q&A for How to Get Rid of an Unwanted Guitar Buzzing Noise

You can open the compartment the truss rod is in and tighten or loosen it with the wrench the guitar came with. Don't use any other wrench -- you don't want to wreck your guitar.

Make sure that string is not hitting anything, such as the other pegs or strings. If it is only when you play certain notes, it may be you are not pressing hard enough, and the string is bouncing against the fret and your finger.

It's not easy to answer that question. It depends on several things. Be sure your signal is clear. It is possible that some "disturbing noises" come from the guitar signal. If you have a solid state amp, you could be overloading the circuit with too much volume, so try rolling back the volume on the pedal.

It can be one of two reasons. Either you're pressing the fret or there's something wrong with the tuning. Let me explain. Pressing the fret I mean when you're playing people make the mistake of putting your finger in the right place. The further away the finger is from the next fret, the more it will make a buzzing sound so try playing closer to the metal fret that's on each string. It may also be broken. If this is the case, take it to a local guitar or music shop.

Sometimes it’s because of how you’re playing it. Maybe your fingers are on the fret line plates. Maybe you’re playing too close to the fret board. In that case, play closer to the middle.